Traditionalist Poems - Poems about Traditionalist

... Birthdays were always shared. Two cakes sat mid-table, ‘Happy Birthday’ was sung with two names instead of one. I did not like being a twin, having a sister the same age, always being lab......

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...Henry Wadsworth Longfellow a poet,in school most come to know very much a poesy traditionalist with lyrical musicality did persist......

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... dawn dual duel two poets a face-off duel joust free verse rhyme verse a modernist traditionalist mull and muse tell it true prompt a reaction lay it out the......

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...I thought about doing some experimental poetry; you paste words here and there making a shape though keeping it bewildering. You have to look at it upside down or from right to left, but I really......

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...I Am Troubadour... I am troubadour; the singer and the swinger of ancient lyrical lines, as I inscribe them with my pen. I am traditionalist; of writing down many thoughts, inscribing them o......

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...A haibun reply: I envy you, hope it has been inspirational for you, and reading your last haiku I think it has! My concern, or argument for no title is a traditionalist based ideology, for if a ha......

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...traditionalist stoic genius: influence status myths: rhythms sensations flashbacks: legendary unique alive: p......

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...Tonight I will write About light— With meaning clearly One of blossom, Needing no catchy phrase For illumination, Nor word associations With fancy twists And tightly packed Lofty configurati......

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...my 21st century woman, my modern woman, You have been first of the born free one year younger but already more worldly than me, traditionalist, but still liberal so you're a left wing and a......

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...throws down his coat in the puddle, always wraps his arm around, squeezes her in public, goes to church on sunday, shows her off to his mom, takes her to his favorite bar, lets her wear his sports......

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...The Orangutang: There once was a traditionalist, Who in his ignorance had missed The beauty of youth, The ever-changing truth! He's a typical fundamentalist! The Traditionalist: "I can......

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...I know you would come to my poem Like a tree, being fully clothed With spades and measuring lines To dig for roots in syllables of mine Unearthing the buttress to shine. Making a mess of the gro......

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